Below is our monthly funding round up for the third sector in North Lanarkshire:

LEADER Crowdfunding Events Announced

LEADER are delighted to be partnering with Crowdfunder UK to deliver a series of events introducing Crowdfunding, accompanied by one-to-one expert coaching (for those in the eligible LEADER areas). Two introductory events will be held in North Lanarkshire (Cumbernauld and Shotts). More info can be found by following the links below:

Below is our monthly funding round up of grant funding for the third sector in North Lanarkshire:

The Robertson Trust – Main and Major (revenue and capital)

Next Application Deadline: 30th November 2018

The Robertson Trust’s Open Awards Programme provides around £16M in awards each year to organisations working in Scotland.  They are a match funder (this means they do not fully fund projects or activities) and can consider both Revenue and Capital requests for funding.

Below is our monthly funding round up of grant funding for the third sector in North Lanarkshire:

Big Lottery Fund – Young Start

Next Application Deadline: Ongoing

After a 9 month hiatus the Young Start fund is open to applications! The aim of the fund has remained similar: to fund activity that helps children and young people aged between eight and 24 years of age to be more confident and play an active part in realising their own potential. Here’s some key points:

Below is our monthly funding round up of grant funding for the third sector in North Lanarkshire:

Ironmongers Company

Next Application Deadline: 31st July 2018

The Ironmongers’ Company wishes to support projects that provide opportunities for disadvantaged children and young people to fulfil their potential.

Grants are only given to registered charities. Projects must meet all of the following criteria:

Below is our monthly funding round up of grant funding for the third sector in North Lanarkshire:

Energy Saving Trust – Energy Redress Scheme

Next Application Deadline: 28th May 2018

Energy Saving Trust has been appointed by Ofgem to distribute payments from energy companies who have breached rules. The funds can pay for anything from making a home more energy efficient, to providing advice that helps consumers keep on top of their bills. Projects should be of benefit to people in England, Scotland and Wales.